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A 3- to 4-inch layer of mulch can add to the aesthetic value of a garden while protecting the base of plants from being injured by mechanical equipment. Black plastic will discourage weeds but at the same time interfere with the normal oxygen and water supply to the roots.

Mulching Trees and Shrubs
Mulches help keep the soil well aerated by reducing soil compaction that results when raindrops hit the soil. They help maintain a more uniform soil temperature (warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer) and promote the growth of soil microorganisms and earth worms.

Greenhouse Weed Control
Homeowners and professional landscapers depend on mulch in the ornamental plantings for several reasons. Black plastic will discourage weeds but at the same time interfere with the normal oxygen and water supply to the roots.

The Right Rosemary
The rosemary collection in the National Herb Garden is a valuable tool for evaluating which rosemary is right for you. We encourage you to rub and smell the different cultivars to find the fragrance you like best and to choose a growth habit or flower color that suits your gardening tastes.

Seed And Plant Sources For Medicinal Herbs And Botanicals
Mulch helps conserve moisture -- 10 to 25 percent reduction in soil moisture loss from evaporation. Mulches help keep the soil well aerated by reducing soil compaction that results when raindrops hit the soil.

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